2019-05-01_Healthy_Food_Guide_UK

(Nancy Kaufman) #1

One-panturkey
andlentils


prep 15 mincook 30 min
serves 4 glutenfree
dairyfree


1tbspoliveoil
500gturkeybreast,diced
1 mediumredonion,thinly
sliced
2 garliccloves,thinlysliced
3 celerystalks,sliced
1 mediumyellowpepper,cut
into2cmpieces
2tbspgroundcoriander
1 x 400gcancherrytomatoes


3


PERSERVING
336kcal 11gfibre


  1. 5 gf a t 40gprotein
    1.2gsaturates 0.2gsalt
    20gcarbs 151mgcalcium
    9.4gsugars 5.6mgiron


warm. Remove the asparagus
and broccoli, cut in half and
put in a large bowl with the
tomatoes, spinach, sesame
oil, remaining soy sauce and
lime juice. Toss together.
4 Meanwhile, heat the
rice according to the
pack instructions.
5 Slice the chicken and serve
with the cooking juices, rice,
salad and black pepper.


3


PER SERVING
394kcal 6.6g fibre
8.2g fat 31g protein
1.4g saturates 1g salt
45g carbs 142mg calcium
4.7g sugars 4.2mg iron

1 x 400g can no added salt
lentils, rinsed and drained
200g green beans, sliced
diagonally
2tbsp chopped fresh flatleaf
parsley, to garnish

1 Heat half the oil in a large
heavy-based frying pan
set over a high heat. Add
the turkey and cook for 2–3
min until browned. Transfer
to a plate and set aside.
2 Heat the remaining oil
in the same pan over a
medium heat. Add the

onion, garlic, celery and
pepper and cook, stirring,
for 6–7 min until softened.
Add the coriander,
tomatoes, lentils and 3tbsp
water to the pan and bring
to the boil. Reduce the heat
and simmer for 10 min or
until the sauce is thickened.
Add the beans and turkey
and cook, covered, for 5 min
or until the beans are bright
green and tender and the
turkey is cooked through.
3 Sprinkle with the chopped
parsley and black pepper.

One-pan turkey
and lentils

MAY 2019 HEALTHY FOOD GUIDE 57

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